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What do a reflection nebula surrounding a star and our atmosphere have in common? (Review Guided Discovery: The Color of the Sun from Chapter 4, Comins and Kaufmann, Discovering the Universe, 7th Edition.)
A)   They both appear blue because of preferred scattering of this color of light.
B)   They both have about the same temperature.
C)   They have almost the same average density of gas.
D)   They both contain the same types of molecules.

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